JOVENTA DMS2.5 Instrucciones De Instalación página 3

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READ THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET AND THE SAFETY
WARNINGS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING AND
SAVE IT FOR FUTURE USE
General Features
The actuators are intended for the operation of air dampers in
HVAC systems. The universal adapter allows them to be
mounted directly on the damper spindle where they are
secured with the locking device supplied.
Figure 1: Dimensions in mm
(a). Cover screw
Mode of operation
Figure 2: Actuator open
(a). Auxiliary switch factory set at 10° (CW)
(b). Auxiliary switch factory set at 80° (CW)
(c). Motor-plug
(d). Microswitch
(e). Manual button
(f). Adapter for:
Round spindles: Ø 10...20 mm
Square spindles:
(g). 1 - Angle of rotation limiting
2 - Releasing the adapter
(h). Adjusting control signals
The actuators are controlled by a 0(4)...20 mA signal.
The motor stops running when the damper end-stop or
actuator end-stop is reached. For manual operation of the
damper the gearing is disengaged by means of the self-
resetting button (See Figure 2 e.).
WARNING: When calculating the torque
required to operate dampers, it is essential to
take info account all the data supplied by the
damper manufacturer.
Installation and adjustment
Figure 3: Mounting Instructions
Installation
Attach the actuator to the damper spindle by means of the
adapter and secure the locking device with the screws
provided.
Angle of rotation limiting
An angle-of-rotation/working range (Figure 2 g1.) of less than
90° can be limited mechanically by repositioning the adapter
in 5° steps as required.
The adapter is released by simply pressing the adapter clips
on the lower side of the actuator (Figure 2 g2.).
Selecting the direction of rotation
• In order to reverse the direction of rotation (CW/CCW),
loosen screw (See Figure 1 a.) and remove the cover.
• The direction of rotation can be reversed with the switch
(See Figure 2 d.).
• Factory setting: Clockwise (CW) rotation.
10...16 mm
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Wiring
WARNING:
• The electrical connections for the actuators must
be executed in accordance with the relevant legal
requirements.
• In order to avoid any personal injury or
damage to the equipment or other property,
always isolate the power supply before
commencing any work on the electrical
wiring.
• In order to avoid danger to property, it is important
for the equipment to be used solely for which it is
intended.
WARNING: The integrated circuits in the
actuator are sensitive to static electricity.
Take suitable precautions.
Wiring Diagrams
Figure 4: Proportional Control
Figure 5: Signal data
(a). Microswitch
Figure 6: Parallel connection max. 5 Actuators
Figure 7: Auxiliary switches
(a). Auxiliary switch factory set at 10° CW
(b). Auxiliary switch factory set at 80° CW
(c). Actuator at 0°position
Electrical connections via safety isolating
transformer
• In order to make the electrical connections, loosen screw
(Figure 1 a.) and remove the cover.
• Actuator wiring diagram: according to terminal connection
(Figure 4).
• Parallel connection: according to terminal connection
(Figure 6).
• Auxiliary switches: according to terminal connection
(Figure 7).
• Feedback potentiometer: not possible.
• The electrical installation work should be carried out by
a qualified electrician.
• Wrong connections can damage the equipment. Check the
connections before energizing the power supply.
• Local accident prevention regulations should always be
adhered to when installing the actuators.
• The actuator moves about slightly while it is working so it is
important to use flexible leads for the electrical connections.
Auxiliary switches adjustment (See Figure 2 a. - b.)
Example:
Switching position adjustment a. to 30° and b. to 70°.
30°: Depress the manual button (Figure 2 e.) and rotate the
adapter (Figure 2 f.) to the 30° position. Slightly loosen the
Phillips screw in the cam wheel a. so that the wheel can be
moved by hand. Rotate the cam wheel a. counterclockwise
until the switch button can be seen. Then tighten-back the
Phillips screw in the cam wheel a..
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